Subpoena Bank Records Guide

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In Illinois, you can subpoena bank records in civil cases without notifying the non-custodial parent or their attorney; the bank is responsible for notification. If the opposing attorney files a motion to stop the subpoena, you can file an objection citing the relevant Illinois statute. Present evidence of the hidden account and its impact on child support calculations. Consult a lawyer for precise language and strategy. Report any attorney misconduct to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.

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Alisa
Nice to meet you, Alisa. How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
I have a question about subpoenaing the noncustodial parents bank records for a child support case in Chicago Illinois Cook County where the judge is aware that there was potentially hidden count and hidden income by the non-custodial parent so now that I found the Hidden account and I did submit a subpoena for his bank records his attorney is attempting to stop the records from being sent to me which I know the judge will not grant them that court order to stop the record since she was aware already that there was a potential he didn’t come
Hi Alisa,
Here are the steps you can take:
- Request the judge to enforce the subpoena.
- You may need to request an in-camera review.
- Consider getting a lawyer to guide you.
Remember, this is general advice. Specific details might change based on your case.
You’re not understanding me Eyes submitted a subpoena for his bank records meaning the judge and I were aware he has a chase bank account but we were unaware that he also has a Bank of America bank account which is actually his hidden account with hidden income now that his attorney filed a motion attempting to get the judge to sign a court order stopping Bank of America from sending the bank records and don’t believe the judge will grant them that court order to stop the bank records since she was already aware that there was potentially hidden income and accounts by the non-custodial parent there’s also just further proves that the noncustodial parent and his attorney lied to the judge noncustodial parent has no hidden accounts or income
I understand now, Alisa. The attorney is trying to block the subpoena for the hidden account. You might:
- Oppose the motion in court.
- Provide evidence of the hidden account.
- Request a hearing for this issue.
Please consult a lawyer for detailed advice.
I mean what else evidence can I provide I submitted a subpoena with the circuit clerks stamp to Bank of America which is the Hidden account the noncustodial parents attorney filed a motion and an attempt to get the judge to sign a court order stopping me from receiving the bank records from the Hidden account that is clear direct evidence for the judge that are actually is a Hidden account
Hello Alisa,
You have provided solid evidence. To further strengthen your case:
- Demonstrate the necessity of these records for child support calculations.
- If you have any indirect evidence pointing towards hidden income, present it.
Consult a lawyer to guide you through this process.
I also want to know during our pre-trial held on June *, * where the judge ordered both Ally and the noncustodial parent to submit applications to the parent loan for our twin sons college tuitions and the non-custodial parents attorney is the one that drafted the court order that was signed by the judge on July *, * the non-custodial parent informed a judge out of Kane County Illinois today that his attorney in our child support case out of Cook County is the one that advised him to obtain an emergency order of protection against me which the non-custodial parent was denied is an attorney that is representing a client and a child support an educational fee expenses out of Cook County supposed to be advising the client to go and obtain an emergency order of protection out of a different Illinois county based on misleading information I Find that odd as the king county did tell the noncustodial parent that he should not be going to a different county in obtaining false emergency orders of protection is in order to evade what he was ordered to do our a cookout based on his attorneys recommendation
Hi Alisa, if I understand correctly, you're asking if it's appropriate for an attorney to advise their client to obtain a protection order in another county. This seems to be a complex issue. It might be best to consult a lawyer to discuss this matter further. Would you like me to provide some resources on how to find legal help in Illinois?
No I want to know if it is appropriate that his attorney advised him for days after the judge and our Cook county child support an educational expenses case signed her drafted court order advise her client to go to Kane County and obtain a emergency order of protection which was denied by the Kane County judge He stated to the King county judge that his attorney who did not represent him in obtaining the emergency order of protection out of Kane County he did it as self representing is that unusual for an attorney to do because it is concerning
Hi Alisa, it is unusual for an attorney to advise a client to undertake such actions. However, the appropriateness depends on the context and reasoning behind the advice. It's best to consult with a legal professional in Illinois to understand the nuances.
Well the judge ordered both the noncustodial parent and I to submit applications to the parent plus loans for college tuitions and the non-custodial parents attorney advising him four days later to go and obtain an emergency order of protection against me based on false allegations out of Kane county on his own without her representation in order for him to evade from submitting applications to the parent plus loans is kind of concerning
Hi Alisa, it seems like a complex situation. If you believe the protection order was meant to interfere with the proceedings, you might:
- Document these incidents
- Consult with your lawyer
- Consider reporting the attorney's actions to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
Remember, this is general advice. Specific details might change based on your case.
Can I also report her law firm because of her
Hi Alisa, you can report the attorney to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. They will investigate and decide if the law firm should also be held accountable. It's important to have all your evidence and documentation ready.
And who do I report or how do I report her Law firm to in Chicago Illinois cook county
Hello Alisa, you can report misconduct to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. The complaint form can be found on their website: www.iardc.org. Be sure to provide full details and any supporting evidence.
I mean it doesn’t make sense that an attorney would draft an order have the judge sign it and then advise her client to obtain a false emergency order of protection to prevent him from following the judges order out of cook county and how cut her law firm not be aware of her actions
Hi Alisa, I understand your concern. If you believe the attorney acted unprofessionally, you can report it to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. They will investigate the attorney's conduct and their law firm's awareness. Prepare your evidence before filing a complaint.
How do I report her law firm she works for because of her actions
Hello Alisa, to report the law firm, you can submit a complaint to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission through their website. Be sure to include details of the attorney's actions and any evidence of misconduct. They will investigate both the attorney and the firm.
I also want to know as I have read the Illinois Supreme Court rules for submitting a subpoena as long as I have it stand by the circuit clerk of court county I am allowed to subpoena the non-custodial parents bank records as this is a civil case and I do not need to notify the non-custodial parents attorney that I will be obtaining a subpoena or subpoenaing the non-custodial parents records as that is the banks job to do
Hello Alisa, your understanding is generally correct. In civil cases:
- You can subpoena bank records.
- The bank usually notifies the account holder.
- However, rules might vary based on the specifics of the case.
Please consult an attorney to ensure compliance with all procedural requirements.
I also have a question about the Illinois Supreme Court rule and submitting subpoenas in a civil case for the noncustodial parents bank records as long as I have it stamped by the circuit clerks office of county I am allowed to submit the subpoena I do not need To notify the noncustodial parents attorney that I have submitted the subpoenas that is the banks roll to notify the noncustodial parent not mine
Hello Alisa, you're correct. In Illinois, it's generally the bank's responsibility to notify the account holder about a subpoena for their records. However, every situation is unique and rules can vary. Always consult with a legal professional to ensure you're following the correct procedure.
Where the non-custodial parents attorney is falsely stating in her motion to attempt to stop the subpoena that I did not notify her or her client of my subpoena which Illinois state statute law states that I don’t need to notify the The noncustodial parent nor his attorney that is the banks roll to do
Hello Alisa, if the attorney is making false statements, you might:
- Present the relevant Illinois statute in court.
- Challenge the motion based on this statute.
- Consult with your lawyer for the best approach.
Remember, this is general advice. Specific details might change based on your case.
I also have a question now that the non-custodial parent and his attorney stated to the judge on June *, * for that the noncustodial parent does not have a Hidden account and having found the account and their attempt into getting the court order to stop the records what is the judges reaction most likely to be in the situation where she was aware that there was potential hit an income and accounts
Hi Alisa, it's hard to predict a judge's reaction. However, if you present the evidence correctly, she might:
- Re-evaluate the evidence.
- Question the credibility of the non-custodial parent and his attorney.
- Modify the child support order.
Please consult an attorney for guidance in this matter.
So how exactly should I state in my objection
Hello Alisa, in your objection, you might include:
- A brief overview of the situation.
- Direct reference to the Illinois statute that allows you to subpoena bank records without notifying the non-custodial parent or their attorney.
- Evidence of the hidden account.
- The impact this has on child support calculations.
Remember, it's best to consult with an attorney for precise language and strategy.
do I file an objection to their motion in attempting to get the judge to provide in order to stop me from getting the records from the Hidden account how do I properly state that I do not need to provide a notice to the non-custodial parent nor his attorney as I properly got it stand by the circuit clerk of court county and that is the biggest role to notify the noncustodial parents not me
Hello Alisa, to oppose their motion, you might:
- File a written objection with the court.
- Cite the Illinois statute that permits subpoenaing bank records without notifying the other party.
- State that the bank, not you, is responsible for notifying the non-custodial parent.
- Consult a lawyer to ensure your objection is properly written and filed.
So what do I file an objection or watch to the noncustodial parents attorneys motion in attempting to squash the bank records
Hello Alisa, to oppose the motion filed by the attorney, you could:
- File an 'Objection to Motion' with the court.
- Cite the relevant Illinois statute, indicating you don't need to notify them.
- Mention the bank's role in notification.
- It's recommended to consult a lawyer to guarantee your objection is correctly written and filed.